The House on the Edge

Two travelers find the ruins of a strange house in Western Ireland and a manuscript from its last owner. The main part of the plot is connected to the diary of a hermit who lives with his sister in a house on the edge of a cliff and gradually realizes that danger is gathering around them, not reducible to superstition or ordinary life threats. Nights bring attacks from monstrous beings, and the very space around the house is linked to frightening visions of a distant future. The tension here is built not only on fear but also on the experience of loss, loneliness, and the fragility of human perception.